Sentence examples for be timid about from inspiring English sources

I won't be timid about it.

Women still tend to be timid about negotiating salaries and raises.

As elusive as McNabb is, it's most unlikely the Giants will be timid about attacking him.

Although Mrs. Clinton did not mention Mr. Giuliani by name, she served notice that she will not be timid about drawing contrasts on issues and on temperament.

Take antibiotics only when prescribed by a certified health professional, but also don't be timid about asking if you feel you really need them.

Labour should not be timid about speaking with Conservatives because of the party's disastrous election results in Scotland post its independence referendum, he said.

"I was timid about shooting it.

Mr Modi has so far been timid about privatisations.

He said the mayor has not been timid about crime.

"Most people who like my work are timid about their own sense of art.

Too many doctors have been timid about promoting the shots, experts say.